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Mast (Tempoross)
NormalDamaged
Mast
Released24 March 2021 (Update)
MembersYes
QuestNo
LocationTempoross Cove
OptionsTether, Untether (if tethered)
ExamineA sturdy mast supporting the sails.
Map
Advanced data
Object ID40998,40999
LinkMOID

The mast can be found on two ships at Tempoross Cove. Similar to how the totem pole works, it is used to tether the player down during the colossal wave attack from Tempoross. Repairing the mast when damaged from the wave grants Construction experience equal to 4 times the player's level.

Each mast has between a 15% and 25% chance of breaking when a wave sweeps over them, scaling with the current intensity of the storm.[1]

Construction info

Mast
Level requiredConstruction 1
Construction XP4×Construction Level
LocationTempoross Cove
Required toolHammer

Changes

Date Changes
29 March 2021
 Hotfix

Players without a house will no longer gain Construction experience when repairing the mast or totem pole.

References

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